Greetings Kalle, Hannes, everyone, PHP 5 should be treated as a first class citizen, so phrases like "As of PHP 5, " should no longer exist. If they do then SQUASH them! Muahahahaha!
We have a page for all PHP 3 references but this might be too much work for PHP 4, and we've already removed several so my gut says no to PHP 4. Unless someone disagrees? :) I think the changelog entries should remain for all PHP versions including PHP 4. They don't add clutter, and it helps people touch code from the 90's. If applicable, please convert inline PHP 4 references (are there any left?) to changelog entries. As for PHP 4 extensions. I vote we remove them. The old XSLT and objaggregation extensions comes to mind. Are there others? I suspect you were referring to these. And leaving the OOP 4 section in the appendix seems okay as it may also help the conversion process. tl;dr: Go for it! Regards, Philip On Mar 3, 2013, at 5:08 AM, Hannes Magnusson <hannes.magnus...@gmail.com> wrote: > Late 2009 we agreed on moving specific PHP4 into an appendix. > As for inline PHP4 references, they should be dropped and/or replaced > with changelog entries. > > Is there a specific PHP4 page/chapter thingy dingy you are thinking about? > > -Hannes > > On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 10:14 PM, Kalle Sommer Nielsen <ka...@php.net> wrote: >> Howdy >> >> I think its time we consider looking at undocumenting PHP4 in the >> manual, and this year we're surpassing 5 years after the end of life >> (for critical updates). >> >> Perhaps keep the PHP4 > PHP5 migration guide however, but I think with >> the redesign of php.net coming up, its well overdue we start >> considering this, after all the old documentation is still available >> in SVN (yes it should be hard to find documentation on such an old and >> unsupported product). >> >> -- >> regards, >> >> Kalle Sommer Nielsen >> ka...@php.net
